Is this Mojave Spider Nice

Personally I like her a lot but I am looking to get some other opinions on her, she may have a lot of dots but personally I like dots. Tell me what you think and why
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compared to some i have seen this one looks a bit browned out imo.

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Originally Posted by JaGv

compared to some i have seen this one looks a bit browned out imo.

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thanks for your opinion i do appreciate it. I have to ask I have received doubt from a friend that it is even a mojave spider, personally i think it looks just like those on WOBP but what is your opinion are the genetics right on her?

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Originally Posted by Anthony Renna

thanks for your opinion i do appreciate it. I have to ask I have received doubt from a friend that it is even a mojave spider, personally i think it looks just like those on WOBP but what is your opinion are the genetics right on her?

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sure does look like a low quality mojave spider to me.

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Originally Posted by JaGv

sure does look like a low quality mojave spider to me.

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Dang stinks to hear its low quality but thank you

I agree on the low quality, but its mostly because of the dots. Her color isnt terrible, so if you like dots and its a good price then go for it.

I think its different look when it's a mojo spider than a bumblebee. A bumblebee with no spots looks better than one with spots. But a mojo spider is bound to have spots. Mojos are known for their key hole pattern and some of that will be transferred to the spider. If you want a yellow spider with no dots, go with a high quality bumblebee. If you like the dots go with a mojo spider.

IMHO its a decent mojo spider or a low quality bumblebee. :)


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Thanks guys she's pretty well started at 200+ grams and for $300 she is a steal, I'm going to be getting her friday